JichangDarenWeifeng (Breeze)
Entry-level IEPL dedicated-line service, support quality is the standout feature
4.8 / 5
¥11/mo (annual)
Annual: ¥137/yr
- Line Type
- IEPL Dedicated Line
- Devices
- Unlimited
- Streaming/AI Unlocks
- Netflix / Disney+ / YouTube / HBO Max / TikTok / Spotify / ChatGPT / Claude
- Payment
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT-TRC20
Pros
- IEPL dedicated line starting around ¥11/mo annually, beginner-friendly, low barrier to entry
- Unlimited speed and devices, single subscription works across every platform
- Finely-tiered plans, from entry-level to high-data options
Cons
- Cheapest monthly plan starts at 200GB, no smaller monthly tier to trial
- Lifetime plans aren't cheap — better suited to committing after you've confirmed you'll stick with it
Verdict: The clearest entry-level dedicated line here: affordable, easy to start with, solid support — a lower-risk pick for first-timers or daily use.
Weifeng (Breeze) takes a beginner-friendly approach: IEPL dedicated line, VLESS plus other protocols, and refreshingly plain plan names (Breeze, Riding, Breaking, Mastery) spanning light to heavy use.
Signing Up & Plans
Coupon code weifeng90 gets 10% off monthly plans at checkout; annual and lifetime plans typically can’t stack this discount. Current plans:
| Plan | Billing | Price | Quota |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breeze | Annual | ¥137 | 100GB/mo |
| Riding | Monthly | ¥27 | 200GB/mo |
| Breaking | Monthly | ¥57 | 500GB/mo |
| Mastery | Monthly | ¥127 | 1200GB/mo |
| Trade Wind Lifetime | One-time | ¥200 | 270GB (no expiry) |
| Long Wind Lifetime | One-time | ¥370 | 570GB (no expiry) |
The annual “Breeze” plan works out to about ¥11/month, the cheapest entry point on the whole site; the monthly “Riding” tier’s 200GB is generally enough for a single daily user.
Speed & Stability
Weifeng’s line type is IEPL (International Ethernet Private Line) dedicated, covering Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and the US. Compared to BGP transit, IEPL runs on a layer-2 dedicated circuit, which theoretically gives better interference resistance and latency than a plain transit setup, with steadier peak-hour performance. The protocol is primarily VLESS (with other protocols also supported). Like a lot of services in this space, Weifeng now issues one-time subscription links — you get one by contacting support rather than grabbing it yourself — a common industry practice now as a way to stop public links from getting a node’s IP traced and blocked.
Who It’s For
New to this kind of service and still weighing your options, or just an occasional user who needs cross-region access for work or streaming now and then — Weifeng is the easiest on-ramp. Cheap, simple plan structure, nothing to research before you start; upgrade later if your usage grows or you need a stronger dedicated line.